The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-04

New orlsana Times- Democrat.
The heavy rainstoFm that ragged Tuesday
evening from 9o'cloek until Observation-Disclosures
not have Tho effect 81 keeping tho voters Of
the Afth ward from attending the meeting
OF tho central club, which met for the puF.
pose Of alecting member 30 the State Cen
trail Committee, 70 All tho vacancy oooasioned
by the resignation Of Capt. Zach BAohemin,
who has removed from The ward.
The meeting was held "a the Union Fran.
case Hall, on Rampant near Dumsine
street, ID which, long before the meeting
convened, there had assembled Just al much
humanity as could possibly be packed there
in. After tho room was ianmed, those who
could not crowd in remained In the yard and
on the banduslte In front og the ball
Among those who managed 10 obtain seats
were 500 of Tho MnInarY Guards, who were
led by Capt, John Jqnfn0e headed h9 d brasa
land. Hon. A. Palermo marahailea about
500 men 70 the me6tipg, the major portion
on whom could not 90in admiBBipn,
Among those who took stand bsslae the
Earesehe and d, B, I!emaIie, lie leaders II
the supporters 1T Gen. MiehollA
The l0Weat estimate OF the number Who
had assembled was placed, By several gonhe-
men, who tried to count thenlt at roo,
Judge Albert Yopfhiea attended the meet
ing. and after voting for
THE SUCCESSFUL. CANDIDATE, HON. LI0ABL
ADAMS,
managed TO make an exit,
At the appointed hour Mr.. CASTOR Bona
fon, president OF the ward called The meet
ing TO order, and requested Mr.. Henry II,
Dneastaing ia act AZ secretary III place OF
MI; Frank 9allejai eeesetarK dseoased.
for the purpose Of alaeting q representative
10 the State Central Con mittee, Capt, Zach
Baehemin having reaignep,
Inc secretary was raQuekted 70 read tlhpt'
BacheIninia resignation, which he did IN
his resignation Capt i3aahemip said sAB 1
have some months ago ceased being rast-
dent, Of the nth ward, and considering my
s6s4se RfSle n9ielitS submit sas
tige IN the state Central Con ~ taa, to take
4 similar resignation, addfegatd 70 Gen.
Leon Jastrnlahi, chairman OF the state Gem
trial Committee was hlso read
The designations were accepted
Mr, Calhoun L8reAeha wanted to know III
the meeting Was nth ward nesting for the
purpose Of Rleoting q membgt 70 the State
Central Dpmmittea from tile iiRth ward,
The president responded in bio affirmative,
and many voices shouted 1dutqf ofdarF
Capt. Jnnrnes wanted the election pro-
eeedgd with and some onenominAtad Calhoun
LRToalAe, who nbjeeEaq W submitting his
name because mon Of other wards were
present, 70 which several OF the voters re-
sRondedi =" MOI no cannot be sleetedi THAT'S
fhe president ruled Mr, Iarosohs ont ef
B. Yoica--qigo some one else chance,
The president RddEeAsing MI. LaTescha
You can call for o digiHpn and point out
those y ho do not belong 70 the ward,
Alex, Pniol nominated Mr.. Frank OhfAtien,
ps 9SE9 Ies 96fa9s t atdsr Y
GaptsI Jules Bnnatop nominated Hon. Lionel
Adams, and MI " AfmaHs seconded the
I'LL. PaioI moved that the election DO by
exclamation, which Eas carried
hin, Adams was elected hy long and QOn-
hnuHd 'tfeRE' which lasted several minutes,
About City voted fqE Aif, GhrGtien,
The business OF the meeting being over
RlR, CHARLES J. THEARD
ives called upon to Rpepll,
He opened by saying that he had only come
o. q spectator 10 witness ono OF tic great
Democratic. demonstrations Ton which The
iated tbe meeting upon what ID had done. He
could only speak Of MFR. Lionel Adams from
an official and political standpoint, and al;
ways found him. brilliant gentleman and
no better selection could have baen made.
He took up the quagti0n Of tho present can
yhBs and said that III has como 10 this, that
there are two political ,pafties, aild that each
voter should have 3 choice. To nov stands
with the true Damoeratie party AMI he pro-
posed 10 stand by Samuel Douglas MelineTy,
The Commandment ud prosperity Of this conn
mupity, II cannot BIZ dtntad, arc IN great a.
tha grand policy plfsaad by GOV. RoEnery,
liz concluded by holding that in the face tf
the praepefitYpt Louisiana and heE citizens
to-deN hQ could, sfe ~ cause Tor ahaaSs ~
the present administration. ...#
Nh, JAMES WGlKIEs9E
was the next speaker, He had CONG as .
guest and having heard ii remarked that
there were others then fIth WardeFs there he
begged to be excused, He came from paf-
isl that has been calTassed ana ecnnyasHed,
and be has coIue 10 tho conclusion thAt there
IL no necessity for GhAngg from the Present
StRts government, When he read q notice
for o ,Hiehoila reform party meeting ,he
Ing d Democrat. III all that has been said BIZ
the Eeformers be tailed 10 hear anything OF
the battle nj the 9Th oE September. No one
man fought that battle, and not one word has
to-day is credited With hagipR tonight the
Baltic of Lnpisianat and that u Gen. Francis
y, hicholla, fer whom no had the pTofoundest
Continuing, he said:
Zone 0f tits epochs Of the history Of Louis.
lana has been forgotten, the 5athes ef
Qaaehita, Iensas, qoltg% snd 1addo. Judge
10 my having spoken with Gen. Nichols in
the Hunt eaInpaiBn
], u must admit py eHor thslrs. During
Hon. GaFletep HUT. and the npmiipation. 81
Hon. Louis ". Martin gas absent from Inc
when ! returned, led bymy
sTRoEa EsTEEM AND AFFECTION
for Mr, Hunt, who Yasa my plTeeeptaE sgpd
Eiyfriend, aapoGAed tic candidacy Of Mir.
HINT agAtnsb the Democratic npllinee.
Looking back can see my installer
cal see wherein the SUCCESS " the Demo.
cratic paEty Waa lllpeIlieel a4ld Ralaea ng 2
make slgGh Il gllHthke again,
Vet GOV. Nieholls az. tic same. heard
tie cEy that tha country y uilttllnlous fpr
ssh R9 e aRa 81 sBh g Sc a9 BIZ iRs
liss beef, pigs and brass bands I'd bring ont
that Dissatisfaction Z Coy. Samuel u, nc.
Emery bar proven his, right 70 d re-el9gtop
ton t9 Coy. MeIHery thRt he spPointg. hil
friends 70 Office. Rres1dent Cleveland don'i
appoint his enemies,
quasfioh sad espleined away th1 flIss state
nlentt inst Coy Mcisperg 4 q eaHdidate fot I
He concluded By hoping liiat HE aftl
Magd Woaid sgnd he lliery delegation 10 tht
coming coiaYentl9Ii,
nm. FEREAaD AaLAaT,
beng loudly called upoal nlaae Q shgTi
addfess, IN which Do showed how lit
tle reform there II n the so.ealled
seform party " glesd sle seq 9o a tR'
dacy III MeRnery Tho personntion ~ thai
eiemeat to Ehiea tlte labarer belongs
WhaB hai tie Eiollollg. party done thaI
merits your glippoFt3 few men ha9q gol
toaeAhef and piaeed Gen. Nichols before
y9u and want 10 push AiEn down. YOU
fhgoats, Tileae nlen are not IN Mpd thal
ga among yuH, hit gQQ on the SHOULDER and
HonFGfse With y0n, They % u0f Know you,
But atiil ilieg want ~ plah q men % YOU
whom our Constitution anrogated. kfeX
McIsneFg q CHI fFiead 81 tha sabpring f1aI
lb ll' " WON Wi s5s VIII lid u yiatory.
ttJlberRsl
IleTeyiewed tlse Quaehita iFoubles, And thi
eo5i3n III Gov Malspegg, who ArQNsed hi
peepla aud asked Them II they should oe con
treiled by file negro Qf white m9p. nn eiee
ton day you Viii III shout bkllQt ~ li4tia
80 the front nc Emery on w victory ~
MI hfulAui concluded hy pagtug btgl
kTibute To gongreatnap WilkfHsops End n
explained how after over 200 ltllots, p
/ wanted III withdrew Kor Tho aRke q hAIlno q
hi ills DenlobEafio party. lle offered thfe
cheers 10 tho ConEreasnaa1is which Wer
Justify given.
gIeTe ware cosa inual calls for Hon. Mona
/ Adams and Jddge VOORHEES,, Mt. haaMA MA
abs6nb and Judge Hnorkies WAS compelled =